Dead Air Honors American Elite Warriors with Limited-Edition Sandman X

Dead Air Armament has announced an extremely small-batch, limited-edition run of Sandman X suppressors to honor the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, known worldwide as the " Night Stalkers," and the legendary 5th Special Forces Group. They will be available exclusively through Dead Air’s website, and these limited-edition Sandman X suppressors feature the official insignias of each unit laser engraved on the suppressor body.

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Limited Edition Sandman X Suppressors

These suppressors are a tremendous tribute to the warriors who have worked to protect our country by being in some of the world's most dangerous and demanding environments. Each suppressor sold will support these men, women, and their families who have sacrificed in service to our country.

A portion of every sale will be donated to the Night Stalker Association and Special Forces Association Chapter 38, organizations dedicated to preserving the legacy of these elite units while providing critical assistance to veterans, active-duty personnel, and surviving family members.

These suppressors are incredibly, fairly-priced at $999 each whether it is one honoring the " Night Stalkers" or the 5th Special Forces Group. They are currently still available on Dead Air’s website, but I would not expect that to last long.

A Word from Dead Air on the Limited Edition Sandman X Suppressors

“Heber City, UT – Dead Air Silencers introduces two exclusive, limited-edition Sandman X suppressors honoring the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, known worldwide as the "Night Stalkers," and the legendary 5th Special Forces Group.

"The Night Stalkers and Green Berets have spent decades carrying the fight forward while defending freedom across the globe," commented Dead Air CEO, Ernie Beckwith. "This project is our way of honoring their service, preserving their legacy, and giving back to the communities that continue to support these warriors and their families."”